The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-06-25
ST. AUGUSTINE.
Judges and Committees for the Regatta
st. Joseph ommencement-


| st. Joseph ommencement-
| Special to the Palatka Ne,cs.
ST. AUGUSTINE, June 24.-An enthusi
astic meeting of gentlemen, interested in
the coming Regatta on July 13, IA. and
10, was held last night in the Office OF
the First National Bank of st. Augustine
w. s. NJ. Pinkham was chosen chair.
man, b. T. Allen secretary and George
w. Gibbs treasurer. The following com
mittees We're then chosen
EXECUTIVE AND REGATTA COMMITTEE.
w. s. NJ. Pinkham, G.. w. Gibbs, Ivan
IwanOwski.
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
w. S. NJ. Pinkham, q. w. Gibbs, Ivan
Iwanowski. F. b. Genovar, c. F. Hop
kins, Jr., III. A. Barling. Jr.. ID. r.
KnowltOn.
JUDGES.
DIR. III. C. Slogget, Chas. Gardner, and
III. Gaillard on part of st. Augustine.
Visiting yachtsmen select two more.
STARTERS AND TIMEKEEPERs.
John Il. Dismukes and III. Hunault
MEAsURERs.
George A. Alba and c. F. Hopkins. Jr.
THE PRIZES.
One class. twenty feet and upward
first prize, $500; second prize. $50; third
prize, 800: fourth prize, $.5.
The entrance fee is so, to be paid
to the secretary, Mr.. b. T. Allen, on
or before IL M, Thursday, July 18th.
The race to be sailed July 13, IA and
-, in ~. Augustine Bay, fifteen-mile
in forty five miles to win. The race will
be confined to sloOps and no restrictions
as to sails carried.
In measurement of boats the fraction
al part of a foot in inches to be consider
ed, and where there is an overhang one
half of such overhang to he allowed.
Where there is no overhang, deck
measurement will be used. Yachts will
he measured at Pink hams Wharf.
Flying start will be made at 10 O'Clock
a. IN. and ten minutes allowed to cross
line after start signal falls.
EDUCATIONAL.
The exercises of the Seventeenth An
nual Commencement of St. Joseph's
Academy occurs at GenOvar's Opera
House next Tuesday afternoon at 4
O'Clock. The following is the pro-
gramme:
PROGRAMME.
I. Grand March, Piano Accompanies, Misses
Z. Leonardy and NJ. Hernandez
=. Quartet, Misses B. Genovar, May Geno-
var, +. Fontane and VI. Knapp.
3. Salutatory, Miss A. Capo.
4. Christmas Bells, Two pianos, Misses
Mann and Hardman.
5. Essay, ''Scholars's Hope Miss Fries
q. Poem, "KembIe's Address, Miss :.
Smoke.
:. Vocal Duet, Ave Naria," Misses Capo
and Hardman- Piano Accompanies Miss
williams.
s. Essay, "Memorys Hail. Miss G. MickIer.
9. Poem, sisters Parting" Misses Herman
dcz and Ieonariy.
10. Piano Solo. Carnival of Venice" Miss Ii.
Granger.
IL. Essay, kind Hearts are more than Coro-
nets.' Miss Smoke.
L. Poem, LAST Prayer of Mary Queen of
Scots" Miss NJ. Jones.
Il. Oberon. twelve hands, Miss ,. Aveilhe-
F. williams, Ida Aveilhe, Field, Muller, and H.
Leonardy-
IA. Poem "Rienzi to the Romans" Miss A.
Capo.
Is. Poem, MARY Queen of Scots,'' Miss E
Hartman.
l6- Quartet, Mocking Bird, Misses Capo,
Joseph FIies and Smoke.
IL. Poem, ''waterloo,- Miss c. Mickier-
Is. Piano Solo, German Air, Miss A Capo-
10. Poem, Occur de Leon" Miss J. Aveilhe
n. Coronation Song, piano accompaniment,
Urinary GLASS; Miss NJ. Hernandez
Il. Essay and Address, Ruins of Time
Miss T.. Hardman.
-. valedctory, Miss NJ Joseph
Comforting of honors and distribution of
premiums. Sig